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Which type of wave is UNABLE to travel through the vacuum of space? A. circumstantial B. evidentiary C. electromagnetic D. mechanical
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Which type of wave is UNABLE to travel through the vacuum of space? A. circumstantial B. evidentiary C. electromagnetic D. mechanical

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Mechanical waves definitely CANNOT travel through the vacuum of space, and electromagnetic waves definitely CAN. I can't say anything about evidentiary or circumstantial ones ... I don't even know what they are.
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